A View from the Top UCLA Luskin students get a look at policymaking, public service work and life in Los Angeles city government
UCLA Luskin students get a look at policymaking, public service work and life in Los Angeles city government
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UCLA Luskin students get a look at policymaking, public service work and life in Los Angeles city government
Experts at UCLA Luskin and LPPI examined wildfire recovery in Los Angeles, highlighting climate action, health equity, and urban planning as key to building a more resilient and just future.
UCLA Luskin’s Michael Lens discusses why Dallas lacks the conditions for a thriving “Black Mecca,” citing historical segregation and economic barriers.
UCLA Luskin’s Office of Student Affairs and Alumni Relations organizes workplace visits to top Los Angeles firms, giving students firsthand exposure to potential career paths.
Areas previously considered desirable are now seeing fluctuating demand, raising questions about resilience in fire-prone communities, says UCLA Luskin’s José Loya.
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